Have no inclination to talk about Indian women's cricket team, my tenure has ended: Former coach WV Raman

Former India Women coach WV Raman in a Tweet on Friday said that he was having no inclination to talk about women's cricket after the completion of his tenure. Earlier, in the day reports emerged that Raman has written a letter to Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid to address the star culture in the team.

Moments after reports emerged that former India coach WV Raman has written a letter to BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and NCA head Rahul Dravid, the 55-year-old himself took to Twitter and clarified that he was having no inclination to talk about women's cricket as his tenure was over. So, to wind up this @BCCIWomen episode, I would like to inform my friends in the media that I have no inclination to talk about women's cricket as my tenure has ended.. So, I solicit your cooperation, friends.. "If you have the inclination, you will have the time", this was tagline of a watch company.. In my case, I don't have the inclination, but definitely have lots of time.. — WV Raman (@wvraman) May 14, 2021 — WV Raman (@wvraman) May 14, 2021 The 55-year-old was replaced by Ramesh Powar on Thursday after Madan Lal-led Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) preferred the latter after interview rounds. Raman enjoyed decent success during his stint which started in December 2018 and guided the team to the final of T20 World Cup in 2020.